A daughter hid her mother's remains in a washing machine (2 photos)

An Ecuadorian woman has been accused of murdering her mother and using artificial intelligence to cover up the crime. The victim's remains were found in a washing machine.





The dismembered remains of 49-year-old Marta Cecilia Solis Cruz from Guayaquil were discovered last week in the home she shared with her daughter, Andreina Lamota Solis. She was last seen alive on October 6th and was reported missing the following day.

The victim's body was found in a washing machine and a blue trash can, according to the Spanish-language publication Extra.

After the 32-year-old woman's inconsistent statements, investigators suspected she might be involved in her mother's death.

Solis showed police videos of her mother claiming she was fine and that the investigation could be dropped. However, it was later discovered that these videos were created using artificial intelligence.

The suspect also attempted to impersonate her mother by renting an apartment in the city.



"When we learned she rented a room for just one day, even though she owns her own home, it became clear something was wrong," said Colonel Galo Munoz. "Solis arrived at this house dressed in her mother's clothes and left in her own outfit. This was her way of confusing us. She couldn't have gone to a gas station or a hotel where she could have been captured on surveillance cameras."

The police chief added that Solis confessed to her mother's murder on October 16 after being presented with evidence.

According to the publication, the woman killed her mother for money, but police don't believe this theory and are currently searching her phone for additional evidence.

"I believe there may be more victims. There is information we are checking," Munoz said. "This woman exhibits psychopathic traits: coldness, calculation, and manipulativeness."